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NCLEX Exam | The road to qualifying as a nurse is not an easy one. You could spend as little as one year at nursing school or as long as eight, depending on the qualification you’re aiming for. Either way, nursing school is not for the faint-hearted, and it can seem like a daily battle.
NCLEX Online | Lisa was amped to start her new job. She had prepared for the top ten interview questions and carefully crafted a winning resume learned from reading the popular “Your Last Nursing Class:
NCLEX Review Center | Who is the NCLEX Whisperer? It’s a nurse who is a miracle worker in helping students pass the NCLEX. Meet Damion Jenkins, who I met recently at the National Nurses in Business Association (NNBA) conference. Here’s how one nurse saw a need…
US Nurse Application | Note that this candidate has not graduated yet. It’s important to start applying before you take the NCLEX. Waiting can delay your entry into a residency by up to six months. There is no one right way to structure a resume. There are many good formats. People debate the do’s and dont’s.
Apply NCLEX | Your grades do matter. Many nurses will tell you that they don’t. You’ve probably heard some of these nurses: “I’ve gotten LOTS of jobs, and they never asked about my GPA” they scoff, rolling their eyes. or “You passed the NCLEX, didn’t you? That’s what’s important”. They aren’t lying.
There’s many reasons why nurses are so exhausted. One reason is sustaining a state of hyper-alertness. Much like firemen who wait for the next alarm to go off or a new mother anticipating her baby’s cry, nurses are on high alert all during their shift. Fatigue is at bay until the vigilance/adrenalin surge is no longer
It’s hard to explain the stress of COVID19 to one who doesn’t work in healthcare. On top of the normal ICU stress, you are teamed up on with countless emails, plan changes, told you have PPE, then you don’t and you fight to bury fear that creeps into the back of your mind as rule-out patients arrive, positive patients
Treat others as you wish to be treated. Be courteous to everyone whether or not they reciprocate. Offer sincere compliments, thank people for even the small things they do and show appreciation for every member of your department and team.
